英语词汇“postscript”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

postscript¹

noun ˈpəʊs(t)skrɪptˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪpt

1An additional remark at the end of a letter, after the signature and introduced by ‘PS’
附笔，又及
he added a postscript: ‘Leaving tomorrow’
他加了一个附言“明日出发”。
Example sentencesExamples
- He adds a characteristically aw-shucks postscript: ‘I have no way of justifying what I do, no temporal defence at all.’
- I had considered deleting this post altogether - and perhaps this would still be a good idea - but, since other blogs had linked to it, decided instead to add this postscript.
- Walsingham's spies discovered that she was secretly corresponding with a group of Catholic plotters and, having intercepted her letters, they forged a postscript in her hand asking for the identities of those involved.
- The most poignant part of the letter was the handwritten postscript.
- A postscript to my post on US treatment of North Korea yesterday.
- But what intrigued me most of all was a postscript was appended to the Hardy letter: ‘Remember me to Coffin and the admiral.’
- The letter was followed by a postscript that reiterated: ‘We are convinced and satisfied with the explanation of the Editorial Board.’
- My tongue-in-cheek postscript admits that I don't know everything about this band, that there's more to the story, and throws in a few cheap shots.
Synonyms
afterthought, PS, additional remark
rare subscript
1. 1.1 An extra piece of information about an event that is added after it has happened.
  as a postscript to this, Paul did finally marry
  补充说明一下，保罗最后终于结婚了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  It describes a foundering civilisation, soon to be overrun, with the obligatory postscript from a future archaeologist noting that the ruins sit upon evidence of yet another culture.
  A description of this lurid affair would make a fitting postscript to Hunt's book.
  In chapter 9 and in the postscript, the authors take on the use of genetics to prove that some races are inherently more intelligent than others and thoroughly debunk these approaches.
  As part of a postscript to all of this, her boyfriend says he's forgiven her in his heart.
  And, as a postscript to that, Bob, what if, the unlikely event, they find nothing?
  It fetched £60 as scrap but, as a galling postscript to the accident, he saw the car for sale on a used-car lot shortly afterwards, priced at £600.
  As a postscript your readers may have noticed that this individual has been allowed to have two letters published in the same edition, although she describes herself differently in each letter.
  As a postscript, my friend has since left school and went to Wall Street to run numbers for some large financial company.
  As a postscript to my travels, I thought I'd leave you with some Top Fives from Europe.
  However, there was a chilling postscript to the event which shows just how close they were to being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
  This is the often-unacknowledged postscript to military service.
  Nonetheless, there would be a gratifying postscript to the Honey story.
  A postscript reminds us that the book ‘is a work of fiction’, and provides some documentation ‘for readers interested in tracking where historical fact ends and historical imagining begins’.
  The postscript to this anecdote is that I sat at the very same table on another occasion, around the same time, with my brother and a friend of my brother's (whose name I can't remember).
  However, since this mode was included in previous versions, it feels more like a postscript than a true addition or novelty.
  But there is a postscript still waiting to be made.
  The story ends here, but will continue in postscripts.
  That his new novel uses photography as a postscript for a moment in history which will forever be indelibly inscribed upon our souls is a gesture both probing and poignant.
  The violence continued sporadically for months; and months after it had died down, anonymous avengers riposted with a cycle of bomb blasts, a horrific postscript to the slaughter.
  Just as a postscript: According to the newspapers the whole country has been on a ‘go slow’ with regard to Christmas spending this year so one would imagine that Settle is no exception.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin postscriptum, neuter past participle (used as a noun) of postscribere 'write under, add', from post 'after, later' + scribere 'write'.

The source of this word is Latin postscriptum from postscribere ‘write under or in front of, add’ (source of proscribe (Late Middle English) via the sense of ‘writing publicly’). The base elements are Latin post ‘after, later’ and scribere ‘write’. The sense ‘sequel’ dates from the late 19th century.

PostScript²

noun ˈpəʊs(t)skrɪptˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪpt

Computing trademark

A language used as a standard for describing pages of text.
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, TrueType fonts work better than PostScript fonts for screen display.
- Whenever a PostScript image is received with any packets missing, it will be incomplete in the recording, and will not appear during playback.
- If the file is a PostScript file, we run ghostscript to format it for our particular type of non-Postscript Printer.
- PostScript documents are programs executed by a PostScript interpreter and sent to print servers that only accept passive input text.
- Editing this PostScript file is a bit like editing an executable task image output from a very bad compiler, and not at all like editing a program written carefully in assembly language.

postscript¹

nounˈpōs(t)ˌskriptˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪpt

1An additional remark at the end of a letter, after the signature and introduced by “P.S.”
附笔，又及
he added a postscript: “Leaving tomorrow.”
他加了一个附言“明日出发”。
Example sentencesExamples
- A postscript to my post on US treatment of North Korea yesterday.
- The most poignant part of the letter was the handwritten postscript.
- I had considered deleting this post altogether - and perhaps this would still be a good idea - but, since other blogs had linked to it, decided instead to add this postscript.
- My tongue-in-cheek postscript admits that I don't know everything about this band, that there's more to the story, and throws in a few cheap shots.
- He adds a characteristically aw-shucks postscript: ‘I have no way of justifying what I do, no temporal defence at all.’
- Walsingham's spies discovered that she was secretly corresponding with a group of Catholic plotters and, having intercepted her letters, they forged a postscript in her hand asking for the identities of those involved.
- But what intrigued me most of all was a postscript was appended to the Hardy letter: ‘Remember me to Coffin and the admiral.’
- The letter was followed by a postscript that reiterated: ‘We are convinced and satisfied with the explanation of the Editorial Board.’
Synonyms
afterthought, ps, additional remark
1. 1.1 An additional statement or action that provides further information on or a sequel to something.
  补充说明；后续行动；续篇
  as a postscript to this, Paul did finally marry
  补充说明一下，保罗最后终于结婚了。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The violence continued sporadically for months; and months after it had died down, anonymous avengers riposted with a cycle of bomb blasts, a horrific postscript to the slaughter.
  Nonetheless, there would be a gratifying postscript to the Honey story.
  A description of this lurid affair would make a fitting postscript to Hunt's book.
  This is the often-unacknowledged postscript to military service.
  The postscript to this anecdote is that I sat at the very same table on another occasion, around the same time, with my brother and a friend of my brother's (whose name I can't remember).
  In chapter 9 and in the postscript, the authors take on the use of genetics to prove that some races are inherently more intelligent than others and thoroughly debunk these approaches.
  As a postscript your readers may have noticed that this individual has been allowed to have two letters published in the same edition, although she describes herself differently in each letter.
  However, there was a chilling postscript to the event which shows just how close they were to being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
  It fetched £60 as scrap but, as a galling postscript to the accident, he saw the car for sale on a used-car lot shortly afterwards, priced at £600.
  The story ends here, but will continue in postscripts.
  However, since this mode was included in previous versions, it feels more like a postscript than a true addition or novelty.
  As a postscript to my travels, I thought I'd leave you with some Top Fives from Europe.
  But there is a postscript still waiting to be made.
  A postscript reminds us that the book ‘is a work of fiction’, and provides some documentation ‘for readers interested in tracking where historical fact ends and historical imagining begins’.
  As part of a postscript to all of this, her boyfriend says he's forgiven her in his heart.
  And, as a postscript to that, Bob, what if, the unlikely event, they find nothing?
  Just as a postscript: According to the newspapers the whole country has been on a ‘go slow’ with regard to Christmas spending this year so one would imagine that Settle is no exception.
  As a postscript, my friend has since left school and went to Wall Street to run numbers for some large financial company.
  That his new novel uses photography as a postscript for a moment in history which will forever be indelibly inscribed upon our souls is a gesture both probing and poignant.
  It describes a foundering civilisation, soon to be overrun, with the obligatory postscript from a future archaeologist noting that the ruins sit upon evidence of yet another culture.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin postscriptum, neuter past participle (used as a noun) of postscribere ‘write under, add’, from post ‘after, later’ + scribere ‘write’.

PostScript²

nounˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪptˈpōs(t)ˌskript

Computing trademark

A page description language that is an industry standard for outputting high-resolution text and graphics.
Example sentencesExamples
- Editing this PostScript file is a bit like editing an executable task image output from a very bad compiler, and not at all like editing a program written carefully in assembly language.
- If the file is a PostScript file, we run ghostscript to format it for our particular type of non-Postscript Printer.
- Whenever a PostScript image is received with any packets missing, it will be incomplete in the recording, and will not appear during playback.
- Additionally, TrueType fonts work better than PostScript fonts for screen display.
- PostScript documents are programs executed by a PostScript interpreter and sent to print servers that only accept passive input text.

词汇	postscript
释义	postscript¹ noun ˈpəʊs(t)skrɪptˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪpt 1An additional remark at the end of a letter, after the signature and introduced by ‘PS’ 附笔，又及 he added a postscript: ‘Leaving tomorrow’ 他加了一个附言“明日出发”。 Example sentencesExamples He adds a characteristically aw-shucks postscript: ‘I have no way of justifying what I do, no temporal defence at all.’ I had considered deleting this post altogether - and perhaps this would still be a good idea - but, since other blogs had linked to it, decided instead to add this postscript. Walsingham's spies discovered that she was secretly corresponding with a group of Catholic plotters and, having intercepted her letters, they forged a postscript in her hand asking for the identities of those involved. The most poignant part of the letter was the handwritten postscript. A postscript to my post on US treatment of North Korea yesterday. But what intrigued me most of all was a postscript was appended to the Hardy letter: ‘Remember me to Coffin and the admiral.’ The letter was followed by a postscript that reiterated: ‘We are convinced and satisfied with the explanation of the Editorial Board.’ My tongue-in-cheek postscript admits that I don't know everything about this band, that there's more to the story, and throws in a few cheap shots. Synonyms afterthought, PS, additional remark rare subscript 1.1 An extra piece of information about an event that is added after it has happened. as a postscript to this, Paul did finally marry 补充说明一下，保罗最后终于结婚了。 Example sentencesExamples It describes a foundering civilisation, soon to be overrun, with the obligatory postscript from a future archaeologist noting that the ruins sit upon evidence of yet another culture. A description of this lurid affair would make a fitting postscript to Hunt's book. In chapter 9 and in the postscript, the authors take on the use of genetics to prove that some races are inherently more intelligent than others and thoroughly debunk these approaches. As part of a postscript to all of this, her boyfriend says he's forgiven her in his heart. And, as a postscript to that, Bob, what if, the unlikely event, they find nothing? It fetched £60 as scrap but, as a galling postscript to the accident, he saw the car for sale on a used-car lot shortly afterwards, priced at £600. As a postscript your readers may have noticed that this individual has been allowed to have two letters published in the same edition, although she describes herself differently in each letter. As a postscript, my friend has since left school and went to Wall Street to run numbers for some large financial company. As a postscript to my travels, I thought I'd leave you with some Top Fives from Europe. However, there was a chilling postscript to the event which shows just how close they were to being in the wrong place at the wrong time. This is the often-unacknowledged postscript to military service. Nonetheless, there would be a gratifying postscript to the Honey story. A postscript reminds us that the book ‘is a work of fiction’, and provides some documentation ‘for readers interested in tracking where historical fact ends and historical imagining begins’. The postscript to this anecdote is that I sat at the very same table on another occasion, around the same time, with my brother and a friend of my brother's (whose name I can't remember). However, since this mode was included in previous versions, it feels more like a postscript than a true addition or novelty. But there is a postscript still waiting to be made. The story ends here, but will continue in postscripts. That his new novel uses photography as a postscript for a moment in history which will forever be indelibly inscribed upon our souls is a gesture both probing and poignant. The violence continued sporadically for months; and months after it had died down, anonymous avengers riposted with a cycle of bomb blasts, a horrific postscript to the slaughter. Just as a postscript: According to the newspapers the whole country has been on a ‘go slow’ with regard to Christmas spending this year so one would imagine that Settle is no exception. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin postscriptum, neuter past participle (used as a noun) of postscribere 'write under, add', from post 'after, later' + scribere 'write'. The source of this word is Latin postscriptum from postscribere ‘write under or in front of, add’ (source of proscribe (Late Middle English) via the sense of ‘writing publicly’). The base elements are Latin post ‘after, later’ and scribere ‘write’. The sense ‘sequel’ dates from the late 19th century. PostScript² noun ˈpəʊs(t)skrɪptˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪpt Computing trademark A language used as a standard for describing pages of text. Example sentencesExamples Additionally, TrueType fonts work better than PostScript fonts for screen display. Whenever a PostScript image is received with any packets missing, it will be incomplete in the recording, and will not appear during playback. If the file is a PostScript file, we run ghostscript to format it for our particular type of non-Postscript Printer. PostScript documents are programs executed by a PostScript interpreter and sent to print servers that only accept passive input text. Editing this PostScript file is a bit like editing an executable task image output from a very bad compiler, and not at all like editing a program written carefully in assembly language. noun.1 noun.2 postscript¹ nounˈpōs(t)ˌskriptˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪpt 1An additional remark at the end of a letter, after the signature and introduced by “P.S.” 附笔，又及 he added a postscript: “Leaving tomorrow.” 他加了一个附言“明日出发”。 Example sentencesExamples A postscript to my post on US treatment of North Korea yesterday. The most poignant part of the letter was the handwritten postscript. I had considered deleting this post altogether - and perhaps this would still be a good idea - but, since other blogs had linked to it, decided instead to add this postscript. My tongue-in-cheek postscript admits that I don't know everything about this band, that there's more to the story, and throws in a few cheap shots. He adds a characteristically aw-shucks postscript: ‘I have no way of justifying what I do, no temporal defence at all.’ Walsingham's spies discovered that she was secretly corresponding with a group of Catholic plotters and, having intercepted her letters, they forged a postscript in her hand asking for the identities of those involved. But what intrigued me most of all was a postscript was appended to the Hardy letter: ‘Remember me to Coffin and the admiral.’ The letter was followed by a postscript that reiterated: ‘We are convinced and satisfied with the explanation of the Editorial Board.’ Synonyms afterthought, ps, additional remark 1.1 An additional statement or action that provides further information on or a sequel to something. 补充说明；后续行动；续篇 as a postscript to this, Paul did finally marry 补充说明一下，保罗最后终于结婚了。 Example sentencesExamples The violence continued sporadically for months; and months after it had died down, anonymous avengers riposted with a cycle of bomb blasts, a horrific postscript to the slaughter. Nonetheless, there would be a gratifying postscript to the Honey story. A description of this lurid affair would make a fitting postscript to Hunt's book. This is the often-unacknowledged postscript to military service. The postscript to this anecdote is that I sat at the very same table on another occasion, around the same time, with my brother and a friend of my brother's (whose name I can't remember). In chapter 9 and in the postscript, the authors take on the use of genetics to prove that some races are inherently more intelligent than others and thoroughly debunk these approaches. As a postscript your readers may have noticed that this individual has been allowed to have two letters published in the same edition, although she describes herself differently in each letter. However, there was a chilling postscript to the event which shows just how close they were to being in the wrong place at the wrong time. It fetched £60 as scrap but, as a galling postscript to the accident, he saw the car for sale on a used-car lot shortly afterwards, priced at £600. The story ends here, but will continue in postscripts. However, since this mode was included in previous versions, it feels more like a postscript than a true addition or novelty. As a postscript to my travels, I thought I'd leave you with some Top Fives from Europe. But there is a postscript still waiting to be made. A postscript reminds us that the book ‘is a work of fiction’, and provides some documentation ‘for readers interested in tracking where historical fact ends and historical imagining begins’. As part of a postscript to all of this, her boyfriend says he's forgiven her in his heart. And, as a postscript to that, Bob, what if, the unlikely event, they find nothing? Just as a postscript: According to the newspapers the whole country has been on a ‘go slow’ with regard to Christmas spending this year so one would imagine that Settle is no exception. As a postscript, my friend has since left school and went to Wall Street to run numbers for some large financial company. That his new novel uses photography as a postscript for a moment in history which will forever be indelibly inscribed upon our souls is a gesture both probing and poignant. It describes a foundering civilisation, soon to be overrun, with the obligatory postscript from a future archaeologist noting that the ruins sit upon evidence of yet another culture. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin postscriptum, neuter past participle (used as a noun) of postscribere ‘write under, add’, from post ‘after, later’ + scribere ‘write’. PostScript² nounˈpoʊs(t)ˌskrɪptˈpōs(t)ˌskript Computing trademark A page description language that is an industry standard for outputting high-resolution text and graphics. Example sentencesExamples Editing this PostScript file is a bit like editing an executable task image output from a very bad compiler, and not at all like editing a program written carefully in assembly language. If the file is a PostScript file, we run ghostscript to format it for our particular type of non-Postscript Printer. Whenever a PostScript image is received with any packets missing, it will be incomplete in the recording, and will not appear during playback. Additionally, TrueType fonts work better than PostScript fonts for screen display. PostScript documents are programs executed by a PostScript interpreter and sent to print servers that only accept passive input text. noun.1 noun.2
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